Makeup for Men: Fad or Future?

Makeup for Men: Fad or Future?

Jean Paul Gaultier tried it and failed in the Eighties, but beauty brands now are banking on hyperconnected Gen Z to pave the way for makeup's new customer base: men.

 
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